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KLH 915OAK any info?

Dacer Spears

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Picked up a pair of KLH 915OAK, they sound pretty crisp. I can't find much at all online about these things except they are likely from the '90's. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
 

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PIcs of the front without the grille would have been helpful, but more likely than not, these speakers were sold by warehouse clubs (e.g. Costco). Nothing to write home about, but some users have expressed satisfaction with them. The brand has gone through several owners between then and now, so they have no relation with either the classics from the 1950s-1970s, nor with the current KLH models.
 
PIcs of the front without the grille would have been helpful, but more likely than not, these speakers were sold by warehouse clubs (e.g. Costco). Nothing to write home about, but some users have expressed satisfaction with them. The brand has gone through several owners between then and now, so they have no relation with either the classics from the 1950s-1970s, nor with the current KLH models.
This is without the grill. Thanks for the information, much appreciated.
 

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Yep, pretty much as I said before. Specs for speakers for the most part aren't very useful, what's important is how they sound. You should be able to drive them with almost any amp.

The cabinet walls of most of these speakers were pretty thin without any internal bracing. If you hear resonance at some frequencies during loud listening, you can install your own braces using dowels; many our members have done this with less expensive speaker. I wouldn't make any mods without listening to them for a while, though, and see if you think they need anything.
 
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